Hugh Ferguson Livres

The book explores the ancient practice of blood-letting as a treatment for various animal diseases, including those affecting horses, cows, and sheep. Authored by veterinarian Hugh Ferguson, it offers a thorough examination of the benefits and risks associated with this controversial method. It serves as an informative resource for veterinarians, farmers, and animal enthusiasts, shedding light on a historical practice in veterinary medicine.

Focusing on the evolution of contracting, the book explores its origins in direct labor and traces its growth through significant historical milestones, including 18th-century canal building, railway and motorway construction, and the impacts of privatization and two world wars. It highlights the emergence of contractors as a pivotal force in the construction industry, culminating in the rise of today's international companies.

A fascinating and informative read for all those interested in the history of ICE and how it has grown as well as the civil engineering industry and its impact on the world in which we live